Rigidity

Greenberg & Jonas: left–right, ideological rigidity In a 2003 Psychological Bulletin paper, citation Jeff Greenberg and Eva Jonas posit a model comprising the standard left–right axis and an axis representing ideological rigidity.

The Born criterion is based on rigidity catastrophe caused by the vanishing elastic shear modulus, e.g. when the crystal no longer has sufficient rigidity to mechanically withstand load.

Men also had their penis measured for rigidity at the same time.

Perspective: Cognitive rigidity is not an American tradition.

SPS is characterised by fluctuating muscle rigidity in the trunk and limbs and a heightened sensitivity to stimuli such as noise, touch, and emotional distress, which can set off muscle spasms.

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The number of first-time lawmakers could be a momentary shock to the system due to ideological rigidity, giddy naiveté and a general lack of understanding of the processes.

The rigidity of its panels takes a hit, though, and some of you will really want an above-Full-HD screen when spending a grand.

Thus, the battery itself serves as the basis and contributes to the rigidity of the mount.

With the use of high-strength steel, blanking, and laser welds, the new Land Cruiser offers superior rigidity compared to its predecessor, the 200 Series.

A state of unresponsiveness or unusual physical rigidity.

The documentary offers an unfiltered look at the 56-year-old’s private struggles with the condition, which causes muscle rigidity and severe spasms, affecting her ability to perform.

This is the type of situation in which bamboo can teach us about firmness and flexibility, the ability to bend and not break due to rigidity.

To achieve this, Honda's engineers used bonded aluminum in the body shell, which also increased the body rigidity.

Yet the orthodox movement can also seem like a tangle of forgiveness and rigidity, where insistence on mercy and kindness mingle with warnings of eternity in hell.

As the disease progresses, people are likely to experience unpredictable stiffness, rigidity, and tremors, referred to as OFF time.

But waterfall’s rigidity became an Achilles heel in the internet era, where speed and flexibility were required.

Despite the rigidity of the process, Morrison isn’t worried about massive quantities of votes being disqualified.

He began to see, he said, how Britain’s “static rigidity of pomp, ceremony and class” had been transplanted onto plantation society in Jamaica.

It was an undertaking "that previously I might not have imagined they'd be open to," said Nardone, who publicly criticized Google's rigidity last year.